Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20
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Il Harry Lsb5.ch~rs is ons af tie most
izferestias chzF4.stsss II ocr 1ale scioa
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st4Tsea eat ga . diplomatic csreer szd very
s1Fiy a. us st neh41a tbe scsaes ana learned
bos tas aaslsns of t1s earth are uissog-
-~~er- Taea ae ssnf here. there ani rslther
44fl he bspasht ap Ia raris. sners as soi-
>nf4rily remained shroash ths fzaassls s.ezs
- taat cry ealri2s salea sIHss - contrib
pel - Ihs Daily Ss~s lhsss fAsasss isElsrs
stfins forth tas experiences u TIA 3 5esezsd
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T. : andsrst0od sAsst Ar Laboacbsrs holds
q ee0atroiilaz inGeFsss IA tais paper. ~hiea IS
h ie4alng Liberal srzza, bgt a eourss be .
mere widaiy kAs.a ths azn sho n2is
1rata, that l4las.s periodical whleh ial1lated
porsoGal Journalism and Pat ths great In
place q ths esltorial We" NJ LabcucArre
b la pafllamsns TOR Northampton, having
fos as colls-xus BradlaugA, ths atheist. NJ.
Lsbouchere hAs given and taken rlsaty og
hard aitting Ia hls Eills. he - radical IA tas
sxtrslae. aad yst Tor al be a one of ths
Prince u " Walea' sst, that ceteris u good fsl
loSs Mo serve - am1ss ths faB man 30
possibly nay succssd 70 tls present qasea
snd empress Who ..s IasL aeid her Iubi.se
SIR LAbOaehsrss country houss - bulls ga
the slts "a Fspss villa. ~ Tsick-nhanl. and
tne 2rounds IrOas GA the silver Inames for
sufne A. lset Ihsrs are terraces. rookeriss
and a grott0 or tunnel decked with some
rather infsrioT sta1uarY, which - . relic u
the original villa once occuplsd by lhs author
~ ~Dunciaan aad new tbs abode II his
natural successor, pursuant y tAs lazhion Of
Io day.
PEs PICTURE OF sLABsY"
I sent my card up in the afteraoon, hat
IL. Lahouehers vss out, 50 nay punt Was
moorsd ia troat of his water val until
trim mad notlned ns thai her master was as
kOms and az leisure. Thea I lasdet at the
boat house, climbed SOME Old wooden steps,
- The top of which Was greeted oy big
black retriever and pretty little child, who
-lr-cts1 me up divers terraces ~ where Mr..
Lahouchsrs awaited ne On the gallery
lhis verandA = very pretty; Is Is ahout 4
I bY 10 feet, eonglsoely archad IA by foliage,
while through tAroe large logic OF alrovea
you look over the river aad the low country
on ths otheg side Three or four wicker
chairs and footssoo,s lzy around In enc OK
these sss . somewhat undersiked man with
cropped beard Just beginning 20 Srizzle. Hs
vas dressed in a Fou- suis Of tweed, and the
disposition Of plAia gold chain showed that
~ carried bis watch IN an outside pocket
as va puning cigarette hsld in plaiE
rossisa holder. worth perhaps four cssts,
AID lt may - interesting for some 70 know
nat hs wore pair of elastic side boots very
much ne worse far wear. he is q quiet
Iii
arrcontent air about hi-i, free10n OF
thought and language very uncommon in the
Old World. and withal ons could perceive
snaer the quiet ease OF his manner the spirit
81 Who could hold fast and hit hard.
hest men have their counterpart in the ami
slsi world, and Henry LaOouchers strikingiy
rsutnos me OF chunky, well bred FOX ter
rler that looks too lazy for anything as he
hes IN the sun, but can show lots OF character
whenever any Of his natural foes chance in
as way. he aas the same sideways. set OF
the head that Waist or Raby Mixer show
when interested
We rot chatting about one thing and an
ether until tho stated objects Of our interview
were touched upon. Mr. LabOuchers was Of
opinion tAat a evil servant sE0uld De allowed
al fair political rights, provided the exercise
thereof did not interfere with the discharge
o. his oficial duties, but where or how to
draw the Inc be declared WAS a difficult
matter "In theory VITA Is every civil ser
want free 20 at as he chooses said he, and
then, with exquisite simplicity, added; But
somehow or ether IL a man works hard for
his party and doesn't win he doesn't get on
very well ia fact not AZ all
JOURNALISM IN GENERAL
We got talking about journalism in gen
era Hs sssd.
"Ths one great difficulty Of tbs daily
papers in London Is the absence of any sys-
tern Of distribution outside tnat Of tke Smith
monopoly So long as Sunday IS strictly OBJ
served ther, vii DO no Sunday edition OF he
great daiiies, because they could not get rid
Of them whsn they wers printed
I touched On signed journalism when
man gets the credit of his work. snd Ar La
souchsrs. as nevvsf,aper proprietor, said hs
didn't want % make man and then have
sazt man own his maker
Hs further said. The run of journalists Ia
Ioadoa have pretty hard time; there are 50
many amateurs Of good education and half
leisure Who are wiling - do special work
and articles for ths mere pleasure of scc.ng
their copy in type. while on the other hand
thsrs i an eminent suPersbundanoe of the
orfDuafF reporter ftos o. tne HAF, - = yer
eafsrior animal % his American eomrade.T
Hs told mo how Truth lad been success
snd paid from the irst number. Henry la
bouchsrs. Esq. was prsttY vel known smorg
TIE literary fraternity before it vas pub
ushsd. and when Il wss-aEnounced that he,
Who stood somewhere ke,wesn Bob Iugcrsou.
Dave Hill snd Tom Ochiltres, intended not
20 tell lies any more. there was a unanimous
and trarnsndcus howl OF derisioa over the
length and breadth Of the land. 50 they made
iokes about him and his truthful organ. all
Of -hich duly advertised tie paper, 50 that
folxs oauxht It out Of curiosity, and for a
lonx tine aecsns Pkilistines studied it, pages,
bus only sshind lockel doors Even today
there ara pienty of Pharisees and Ssdducse.
Who wouldn't touch the paper Eish pair q
toues or ssy - until their dearest 20 gsts a
siSsbinS
Nr lshouchsrs Is pretty much II q Law to
siuseif A such he has nansged - make
good dsal - moving ia ths Ways II the
World he ha< meud.l r1anT small uischiefs
in social life. be bsa been a grand guerrilla
4, .y~snce II Gen Gisdstone, ae has created
.psw s-hool ef journalism. and ais influence
vii hs mora lasting than even his most
sent adn1irsrx csn cohesive -LoEasz Cor
New York aftl and Fxprss<
Grief rso Great fsr Tttsrasce.
Frrt-~sor Cisytoa tets u = thrilling sx-